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Nolah Evolution Comfort PlusCNET/Jon GomezSee at NolahThere isn't a one-size-fits-all mattress option. A lot of your level of comfort on a mattress depends on your sleep style and size. When spending money on your sleep setup, which a recent CNET survey shows six in ten US adults are willing to do, you want to make sure your money is well spent. This means you need the right firmness for your needs. When you're looking to get the best mattress for heavier people it can be tricky.

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Saatva Latex HybridSee at SaatvaAmong CNET's sleep experts, the Saatva Classic is a favorite mattress. However, the Saatva Latex Hybrid, often overshadowed by the Avocado Green Mattress, deserves more recognition. If you’re considering a latex mattress, both options offer sustainable materials, great durability and a premium feel. Our team rigorously tested the Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress to simplify your decision-making process. Read on to learn more to ensure you get the right option.

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Brooklyn Bedding EssentialJonathan Gomez/CNETSee at Brooklyn BeddingBrooklyn Bedding makes our favorite mattress -- the Signature Hybrid, which costs over $1,000 for a queen size. If you're shopping on a budget and need something more affordable, the Brooklyn Bedding Essential is a hybrid mattress worth checking out. To help you decide if it's right for you, one of our sleep experts put it to the test to evaluate its support level, comfort and value.

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Why You Can Trust CNET Our advice is expert-vetted and based on independent research, analysis and hands-on testing from our team of Certified Sleep Coaches. If you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Reviews ethics statement Wellness Sleep Is sleep tracking actually useful in daily life, or is it just data overload distracting you from what matters? After tracking my sleep every night for a year, I have some answers.

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There are dozens of devices that promise to accurately track your sleep, making sleep insights accessible outside of a sleep lab. But how useful is this data for the average person? With so much to juggle in our health, sleep tracking might just feel like another distraction. After tracking my z's for an entire year, I do think there are practical benefits to keeping track of your sleep data. Here's what I learned.